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i.~~ ,~ .` NUmPER 5362.] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ra I S PRESENT EVENING', Nov. 18, 1809; will be performed the Comic Opera of THE CABINET. Prince Orli:tido, Mr. BEL:LAMY' ; Count Curvoso, Mr. EMERY Marquis de_G rand CbateakF,. , Mr,I3I,ANCHARD ; Lorenzo, Mr. INCLEI)ON ; Whit - mikado, M r..FAWCEVI ; • Peter, Mr..MUN DE N . Dorilace, .Mrs. EMI:.RY; Crudelia, Mr. ST. LR ; • • Co;istantia, Miss LOG .N ; Leonora, ~Miss BOLTON ; • Floretta, Mrs. LISTON. • TO which will be added, the Farce or. THE CHILD OF NATURE. Duke Mer Lia, Alt. CHAPNiAN ; • . Marquis ,••-ltrtanza, Mr. CLARE-MONT; Count Valencia, Mr. BRUNTON; rCoerto, Mr. MURRAY; Marchioness Merida, Mrs. HUM PH RI ES ; Arnanthis, Mrs. H. JOHNS Pith''. • P . qo la ces tor the Boxes to - be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the , x- fice Hart-strect. ,"oXes . 7 ,, Second Price 3i. 6d.—Pit 4s. Second Price ?.s. J4 ery 25. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be opened at Halt past hive, and the Play `;gin at Hale past Six. On, Monday, 1- . .ing Richard the Third ; with Don Juan. 0 n Tue4day, The Suspicious Husband. O n Wednesday, The School for Prejudice. Thursday, Every Man in his Humour. rid3y, The Way to [yet Married. Saturday, The English'Fleet LYCEUM THEATRE. in•lerthe Speteial License ot the LORD CHA MBE R LAI N, Crailttil for the present Season to the joint application of • ail l'attleS principally ikitirestedZ 1 HEIR' Majes,is' Servants, torrnin , the CONI- I'MLIY ot the late DRURY LANE THEATRE.% "!, THI Sr( SENT EVENING, November g I_, 1809; liertann THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. MATI HEWS ; Sir Olivt.r Surface Mr. DOWTON ; Sir llecpinin.l3ackbitey Mr. PA LM E.R ; jok.ptt Surface, Mr. RUSSELL; Uta:les'Surtace, Mr, MELVIN ; L.,dy Teazle, Mrs. EDWIN; • Latii , Sheet - well, Mrs. HAR LOWE. In At 111. a Song by Mr. I. Smith. 0 winch will be added, the IYI;Bical Entertainment of • 114 Atiti MOM'. • Delaval, Mr. WRENCH ; Baron De Lir - At:erg, Mr. DOW TON ; O'Cloglwri , , Mr; lOHNS'.CONE ; C Sara, s. EDWIN; Lisetta, Mrs. bLAN.D., Boxes and 'places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box. Office, at t h e Strand 'entrance ; of whom may also be had Private Boxes Boxes 65.„ Second 1 3 rice 35.-HPit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— Caller ; is: Second Trice is. ,-- CPPer, .6411" Y is. '• Price 6d. The Di ors be opened :rt Half past Five, and the Per formance to begin at Half past Six. • • Monday, Man and Wife ; with (first time) a Farce, in Two A Cis, called 1\1 ,, t at Home. 0 11 'Tuesday, •T•rie 11{,g,.-,m's Opera. On Wedriesc!ay, the C , ,,iedy of [he Busy_ Body; second %SCE. , PANTS OF Tr.% REV. IthlN LEWIS, OF Itti R LEWIS, in 'Lir. year 1736; published a 1.-11 STOR Y. of tne ISLE of 1.1-IANET, with Copper Engrayings. A itseT.il will L. . ; .Ven for tie Copper.piates, it they c:An be y oun d. .They 'ere , J .a I),.vonshire fit;een years ago - in the hands ol ow; of Lev:ls's Apply to Mr. iicitur, WINES. • r • E AL,, 30, Coventry-itreet, Purveyor to her and part of the Royal Family, has the ho. tour to int , flit the Nobility and Families iit general, he has for s. , le s ,tatitity (.). Gape Wio,:s (three years old), su- Peri,,ra t ul ,itore Zvi otesonte to many of tire' Foreign, because free •I•iu;ts;r ,, riott : rht "tines consist of Sherry, Lisbon, C4lcavalla, .1•1 Lunelle. One dozen (if desired) cons .tins cr ta.• • sorts named, seta to any tqt in London oi, titai. i s in the country within,{ inclositt o ., a one p.tuni note, willTe punctually . .' t ,,.ei•deti to. N. B. Bottled Stout, Ales. Cyder, and Perry. . STATE LO FERY OFFICES, : 26 , CURNHILL, and ST. M 'RGARET's HILL, BOROUGH. BORNSBY and Co. - respeatf Lilly acquaint the Publie, that the Tickets are issued from the Bank of 1 .1114(31id tor the NEW STATE 1,0 I'TL KY, .ap,4 tl)at tneT, Ll:ty,be supplied with two, three, and four Th.ll:f! of the Number, by wliicir 40, 67, or Bo;o:;cl..can,ls(66tilhed, also r . rom No. I to 10, and so on to the end of. " - the s,oao Numbers, which will be drawn in One Day. Np. 2,61 S (Class B.), a Prize of zo,oool. wai shared by 110 kNAlY and Co. in the last State Lottery ; and in the "Ite Lotteries, 3 of 20,0001. z ot rO,Oci-il. 3 of 5 40 . ! . 1., 1 o: 4,0001. i of 2,00 d. 3 ot i,oool. 6 of 5001. (Sec. . . • . . , a N , 3 f. zes.paid on_demand: All Orders executed with Litt' drui t.lisparcii to'any porta the Globe, by HORNSBY and Co. .StocK-Brokers t)i ;I ON, late with F r l A N;ES BRANSCOMh, Re.... v.. 1 to No. 2, CorniiW, ,ear the Mausiott r iiouse, SOLICITS the of his Friends to the „ Schen e (.1 the RN', Which contains ' - t ) lt INI CAPITAL P RIZ .. , wit ly ;,-co Nunitirs, anti tke whole to be drawn in One Day, • e t..iry 14 ' IS to. It is with much confidence E Y'CO N <-1 Fins the favours tit' the Public, navii:g. Tile last two Lott6i.:;s, divided 4ntongst his 1 ris%.ds, 3 Prizes of Z2o,:oo I I .Prize of £2,000 io,coo I - 5.00..; Also the Grand Prize, No. 3.6 I 3 S, entrt!e- to 24,7651 ; and I ltonerous l'i - ,ousanns, Ten •1 •pusantis, &c. the few precf,,,..0. , really a lilCic.: • 1)1,•a, 10 'est, ~cll tc '.u. 3, (-urn , . • • •. 1 ••• -• 4 . _ SWIFT anti 1 - zspeafully to, return thci: . • tl; 1 . 1, ',! wattitc, • ,r the unexampled patronage. and - Contractors for the last I.Ortetv, . :).• the gratification "ey feel in hay::: . . !,t- ..f t.., log before the pub lic the first Lott , : 7 , print.ipie.wkich has at one: the Li, ! intt.stions •1t the Chancellor of the Xc;,... luer , 0? 0 and eceived ctiOn ot the int !.:, di - fording a superior t hattce to T ssent Lottery is exactly on to,- same the last, and w;: t, no .I,..abt, be equally honoured by -:,, , obation of the public. SCHEME. - ;C20,000" i 2.0 - of - - - ,Csoo - - .scoo 20 - -- - - - 100 - - 11 , -00 • 4940 frOin 501. to :51. °':-. Numbers; Four Tickets of every Number, each `'' , :::.,.. 1 -11 l be enfitled to the full A:nouni orivhat;:ver t liz e i;-, i - - .)-n against the Number. Ti .i.. 1 . : ..; Shares are selling in great Variety at SWIFT `.(l ~. ~ :-. cil Les, . ''' 4 o. i t, Pe!tftry, . ' . Charing-Cross, i, /-114,ate High-st:eet. ~.; _ IT ‘— 44i • 4' • V ' 4 Its .44. TUR DA IT, COMPANION TO CELIA IN SEARCH. OF A lIUS- , This Day , •as publishedi In TWO Volumes SW,. price 12s. OELIA SUITED ; -er, the Rival Heiresses ; c•onprising new Sketches of Modern 'Female Habits and Moaners, Religion and Morals. , . Printed for Coibunt, Puhlic Library, Conduit-street. Of wnoni may be had; just published, I. The Mysteries of Forney Castle, a Romance, by George Lambe, Esq. 4 alb 225. 2. Rosa in London, by the Author of the Young Mother, 4 vols 525. 3.. Caroline Ormsby, or the Advantage of Education, a Tale for the Female Sex. Ss. 4. l'ne Cast krragon, or Banditti of the Forest, a Ro mance, by Miss Smith, 4 vols. TO GENTLEMEN, BUILDERS, and NIECHANICS. This Day was publish:d, . • In Two Parts. each with a Plam price 6s. r,VERY BUILDER HIS OWN SURVEYOR ; or, The BUILDE R's vAnr.my.cum ; an ontirelv new Work, adapted to the Customs both in the North & South of F.m,,l . .ntf, and written ex presbly to enable SuiWtrs,i, utea sure arid v..lue their own YVeiic, and to make Estimates AIM Specificiatinps of intended 'Siructities; and likewise to give to ;the Private Gentletnen the knowledge whereby he may him self calculate the cost of any Erection, Improvement, or Repairs. By RICHARD lON ES, Builder and Surveyor. Londim : Published by C:ale,and Curtis, Paternoster-row : sold by J. Carpenter, ()Id Bond-street; J. Tiylor, 59, High Holborn ; and all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. a 'fins•Day teas published, . In Three elegant' Volines, price tss. . • PORRESPONDANCE' de MADAME LA ‘....# NI A I , QUISE 1311 DE F FAND, avec D'Alembert, Monresquku, Madame de Staal, .Le Marquis D'Argens, &c. Litc. , Printed for Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-street. Of whom may be had, t. Les Querelles de Faunlief par Auguste Lafontaine ; 3 tzs. a. Ni......noires tie La Comtesse de Lichtenau (Maitrcsse du feu KO crusse), coir-nai.! des Aneolotes secretes sur la Ccur, et :suivis de Lett:o du Comte de 13r,t01, de Sir Ar thur Par ~ .ie Sir Wm. ;.ady Hamilton, Lady Temple. town. 4... 2 tomes, • IoS. &c. Nlarechal Prince de Ligne, pour faire suit( ;tux L.— do name auteur, publiecs par Madame de Staai : I C. On Wedne,,:,c, next, the zzd inst. will be published, Price Five Shitlings, MRS. GALINDO'S LETTER to Mrs. SID. DONS. A Narrative of Circumstanriai facts ; including Anec dotes, &c. of Mrs. Siddons's Lite for the last Seveu Yeats, with several of her letters. ---- Dark and unknown betrayer. But nor: the dav , n begins, and the slow hand Of fate is stretched to draw the veil, and leave Thee are, the naked mark of public view. Printed for the Authoress; sold by M. Tones. No. s t Newgate-street ; and to be had at ail Booksellers in the United kingdow This Day was published. Handsomely printer in One Vol. Bvo. price Ss. CRIPTUR A L ILLUSTRATIONS of the S THIRTY.,NINE ARTICLES of the CHURCH of ENGI. AND, with a Practical Coinamt up , .n each Article; atkctionately intended to piontote Religious Peace and Unity. fly SAMUEL WOE, A.M. Rector of Inworth, Inthe , Connty of Essex; and Vicar of St. Bartholomew the Less, LondOn. Printed for F. C. and 1. Itivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Churchyard; sold Also by J. Hatchard, No. Igo. •Pkca dilly. On the 25th inst. will be published, , Elegantly printed on a fine Paper in Two Volumes, Bvo. ; price in boards, 155. riONTINENTAL EXCURSIONS ; or, Tours N../ into France, Switzerland, and German✓, in I*, 1787,. anti 1 7 8 9 . - With a Description of Paris, and the Or Savoy.. To which are added, Observations upon the Dispo sitions of French previous to the Revolution. By the Rev. THOMAS PENNINGTON, M.A. Rectorof Thorley. Herts. Chaplain to Edward Lord Ellen borough, and late fellow,of Clare Hall, Cambridge. Printed for F. C. and Rivington,' No. 6z, St. Paul's Church Yard : sold also by I. Hatchard, No. r9o, Picca dilly. NEW LONDON PHARMACOPEIA. This Day was published, The 2d edition, revised and correeled, in Bvo. price ros. 6d. hoaTds, MITE, PETARMACOPCEI4 of the ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of LOND.GN, Translated into English, with Notes, &c. • By RICRARD POWELL, M.D. Fellow of the College,' Physician to Sr. Bartholomew's and the Magdalen Hospitals. , ' . Printed for ‘..ongrnan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. Of wham may be had,. on Pasteboard, Two Tables, ex hibiting at one VieW, the Relations of the last and 'present Itharmacopceia, price 3s. 6d. This Day. was published, it Juno. price 75. 6d. in hoard's, Erri'Elts t the Rev. DANIEL VEVSIE, B.D. oc. asioned by his Preservative against Unitarianism ; couriining a Vicwor the Scriptu ra I G rounds ot Unitarianism, an,l an Examin &In of all the Expressions in the New Testa m.Att, which 41re generally considered as supporting opposite Doctrines. . liy LANT CARP ENTLR, LLD. Printed for Longman; Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater.. Doster.row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, An Introduelion to the Geography of the New Testament. The 2.d Edition, izmo. price ss. in boards. This Day was published, The Second Elition, in Two Volumes, Oaavg„ Illustrated by Forty-five Engravings, price 11. Ns. in • . boards liiNECDOTES of the MANNERS and CUS. "TOMS ref LONDON, during the Eighteenth Celt; tury, including the Charades, Depravities. Dresses, and Amusements of the Citizeni of London during that period ; With a Review of the State of Society in 1807. T o which are added, a Sketch of the Domestic and Eccle siastical Architedture, and of the various Improvements in the Metropolis. By TAMES PELLER MALCOLM, F.S.A. Printed for Lougirian, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, p ater _ nuster-row. _ _ . Of whom may.be bad, by the same Author, Londinium Redivivum, or an Ancient History, and Mo dern Veseriplion of London. compiled from Parochial Re cords, Archives of various 'Foundation the Harlcian MSS. and other authentic Sources. In Four Volumes, price 7s. n boards. _ 7 "Pk. rtt bn i S e OVEMBER 18, 1809 . SALES OF ESTATES, &c. I 'FRE - gHOLD ESTATE AN" ADVOWSON, IN THE COUNTY OF RUT LAND: • • , - TO BE SOLD liY ‘ AUCTION, t On Wednesday, tn.: 64h day or . Decembj next, itt the Falcon Inn ? Uppingliam, at E!eveit o'clock in the forenoon, subjed to such Conditions of Sale as will be then and there produced, \ Ay' R Y Valuable incluse& ESTATE, situate at AU TON, is the County 7s ol„hutland;' • Consisting of a warns. House, with suitaole . Homestead. and Orchard adjoining ;- tzether with about 160 Acres of rich Pasture, and ivh ; a:l4.w Land , (ext,:;p; ano , t 30 iii;rei which are in a high state of cuttivation, under the - plough). iota convenient Closed for occupation, I a heat: -, 4•• Estate is rreeholu arEi Tythe free. The r; hole writ ,watcred T.lid fenced with Quick; and lies 41thin three of the - Market Towns of Aid U • ityttam. The Estate is in the occupation Di Mr. icmas tAgAttc,,t, t as Tenant at will, at a year:) , 1 - ,en, o it. aPti ;:e is under notice to quit . on the Stn or April ricst, which time pos. sesion will br, givcn to the Purch..s, - ,r. , Tl!e Timber upcii the together tvitit several Wal nui Trees, near the Llous , ,t, to be taken Pur.ll,.scr at R -jive Perpetual Advowson of the of Manton, aforesaid. I ; Further Particulars may be it: ti, and a Plan of the Estate, 1. at :' , 4„ W. Archer lucid's, Staintord, and. the Tenant will t ,sliew the Estate. SCARISBRI Nyvember, 14 309, TO BE SO '), - At Scarisbrick- nail, hear Ormski , k, Lmc. shire, on 'rues day," the sth day of Dece4ib-r next, and on the following Days, 17 , F1E VALUABI,E - FARMING STOCK of the • late TIECIA:AS ECCI.ES Consisting pf Cart Iriorses and Cattie the ,Alderney," Suffolk,- and Lancashire breeds; Sheep of the .Uieester; South Down, Welch, and Scotch Sots ; Pigs of various BrLAs: to i ;ether with a large Collection of the most rare and valuable Implements or husbandry. At t,,e same time will,be Sold, _ _ • A valuable Cullettion of Mood Mares, with a larg' St. , ck of Colts under four years. old, an 4 some Maltese A;•:‘'; •mot particularly large size, with their produce, fit for tl - 1, s , tale - or Draft f _ . The Sale will take place on each day at Tut in the Fore noon, and the Stock may be looked at ,the Week before the Sale, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE AND ADVOW. 'SON, LEICESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE 4;ONTRACT, - - - A Valuable and very Improvable FREEF4OLD n e „, ESTATE, Tythc-free ; situate in a fertile net , 4 . le County of Leicester, within Fifv.en Miles of the - r-Nn of Leicester, and Potent Atherstone, and consisting o. Manor and sundry Parm-houses, and about goo Acres of iisclused Arable, Waciow, and Pasture Lana. lying nearly in a Ring fence, in a good State of Cultivation and let to Tenants, who are under Notice to quit at Lady day next. Also the PERPETUAL ADVOWSON 4lthe which is d Redicori, and of the Anntitl V-Alue of One Thou sand Pounds or thereabouts. For further Particulars, and to treat for the Purchase, ap. ply to Messrs. Middicinore. and Percy, Solicito q , Notting ham, (if by Letter post paid.) TO BE DISPOSED (W, 'THE Valuable LEASE of a. most complete - kEWEKY, exceedingly go , :vd Dw. Ilin;-liousri and Garden, Stab itN for Twenty-eight 11 , .ses, Prima- Close, and var ous useful Buildings ; tht . ...hole in exeeitt . Repair ; to which is attached, a larte long-established Trade in Ate and Table- er, but, front its acconimoda, tuns, capable of til:.)rz extensive .:ne. Tae Lease is held for a long unexpired term, at a very low scent. The Plant, which is most judiciously aisposed tor Business, and in like ; .;,,;xi condition with me Leasehold Premises; to oe taken at a valuation -by the Patties purchasing the Lease. The situation within three miles of the City of London. For further particulars apply to Messrs. I. ant: H. ON% en, 11°P•mercluints, No. 14r, Upper Tharnes.ttreet - ; if by let.. ter, post_paid. Day was published, .- Third Edition, illustrated Cases, price 4s. 6d. A. PRACTICAL TREATIS i, on the certain PRE v rI;)Nand.CURLu; tae VENEREAL :•Ps. EASE, particularly its consequences, as Stridures, includi n g Tabes Dorsal's, Hypoctkiidrism, Onanism, being a complete guide in these diseases. .. By M. CATON, Surgeon, _ _ _ Late of theUnite.d Hospitals of St. Thomas',s and Guy's. Printed for S. tlighley, 24, Fleet-street ;,C. Mutlow, Holborn ; ' and Skrwooti, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster ,row, London. _ • • Where may be had, The London Medical and Sur6i,:al Spelator, vols. r and z, price 11. 35.. 6d. in boards. RENOVATED HEALTH. iT•haa beets too frequently the subjed of just 411 . d general- repn)badon, that men destitute ofthe elements of ' • the medical art have Orli:red themselves as candidates • fot public patronagein the protiassion of physic. For the purpose oldoing justice to theaaasnit ot our 'studies and experience, and to prevent us from being clasal amone those empiric:a whose imprudent 'pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been toofayouranly received, we nee leave to submit to the liberal . and enlightened a faithful statement of-our pursuits and ac- quirementan Ater having received a regular medical educe non as the ,pupils of Messrs. 'Grandee and Blizard, whose leauresand practice we naretui ly attended,- as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated sclval for nieriical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instruded , in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by the 'eminent prntessors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Clack, Hamilton, Duncan and Itutherti)rd. We trust we shall not be deemed nresumptecos in enying that our proficiency and acquirements are nit inconsiderable. • Having for a loarg series of years made Venereal Complaints, awl the various diseases of Debility, the particular (inject etr studies atui Practice, „it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired - superior' 'know !eke of their treatment arid cure. In slight and recent cases, of infettion a perieet re-establishment is completed in the-short period of two days ; and in those of the-utmost in. veteracy, where inner praelitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which arethe cads of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more. distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre queutly prevent cm embitter the matrimonial state. To such, persons it must be a consolation to know that they-may row, by a new arid infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, front whatever causearising, as well as in every species of venereal infealion, we may be conanited by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. Hoursof consultation at home from ton to three, and horn 6 in the evening till ro at night. : Patients in the country areaeouested to state the particu. tars of their case, age. and genera l . ace. inc. in closing a remittance for advice and iii :divines, when the 63111 Z. will be ,aiven, or sent to ar ty part Of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account tor medicines. C 1314. RI I:: and Co: Surgeons; No. roa, Hatton -garden.. fc."4 - Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the' a.bove respeetable ProteasOrs of London and Edinburgh, kr the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they pet . # termed the duties assigned ahem during the nitre they at. tendert their Leeluits and Prattiee. [PRICE SIX? NCE HALFPENNY:, ,TRANspoR7'.OFFICA, ?Irv. ISO 9. THE COMMISSIONERS for Conducting Jfl MAYEST PS TRANSPORT '‘,`, I/ ICE, Pir takihK Ca-. , j,Slrk and Wounded Seamen, anal fi,r 11): Care and Custo4 ;/ do here& give N:d icz , that (key , ready at Tuetday . the 51' , of pecent!oer, iS-! . 9, to receive sealed lenders, and treat with ,such Pers,fts ;7T may he willing N contoaei for 'ruPp(ying the teniei-nren:;oned "Irtiel,r, or 'either of thent,Jor the Service of the R ? ya! ikspital at flasi.zr, joy Twelve ilLittbryrtait.', from the ist I i 0: Beef Mutton Bread Cheese Ricrt Barley Oaturtal Sag 6 Salt Vinegar Oil Soap Candles Carrots Sugar W :ne Liter Eavins. No Tegder wilt be receive:l afier One o'L7 :r the Di); of Treatj., nor asi• noticed, unless the jqr hint„ personaqy atten.?. Each Tender snust 6e acciimp. Le:ter from two rcipetiable I'er.qons, ergakiag recant Pc , sun.tendering, in t& Sato, of sool. for the dire P.r,1,...rni :I;ce of the Contraa. Farber Partici?tars ;my be lawn .:r 7 4 0 ; !,-7 re , to the Agent of'the said linspital;-at i ...:1 i i'' i 4 , ... 'NO. 10 \, • ...... t ••• . . , , ...• 4 .., ~.... 1" , _ 7 . - - -q 7 : ..: ,8: . -:::?,.• 'l . - ‘ 2 ,,,, C ~ , / t i' .f: : -. 1 i.....", 1- 1 • ':: ~,,,, 4 , ..., x• ', 1 -- "7:' 4));141 : II 'S ;1.1!11 TRANsPORT OFFICE, Nov. so, tSc9. THE ,comwssio VERS. for Conductin :gis 11.1 "I:YES/PS TI? S 12r Care V Sick acrd ii7;t!...kd Seamen, and Jra the Care and C:e,tn. : s, of Prisoters V War, /) Lerebs• N..ti,-e; that tel. zurrl te t-ad .) , at this Office, on cci.q receive sealed Temlers, aid /s cat 41. bir..tyber, IS.o. to cb Per sons ar ,nr.zy 3e willing to contract jor Japp the either of them = for the Sern , i,r (j . the Ryal for Months certa;ll. front the in of Beef Oatmeal Mutton Sago Bread Salt Cheese V megg . P ice ' Oil Barley Soap 44. !icier, cr / at P:pwcatb, 1 , , I a. Candles Carrots Sugar Wine Beer Bavins. No Tend:r will be received after One o'CloCk 04 ify Dry of Treaty, nor a , ty noticed, units the Par . y, ct-. an Agent for !Jinn, petsonalt:y attend. Each seder must be accmpanied Sy' 1 Letter from two respeßahle: Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendcring, in the Sum of sod. for the due performance of the Contract. Fartbet Particulars ma) be knrwn by . applying , at this Olin's or to the Agent of . zhe said thspital, at l'pnozith., OFFICE OF ORDN/INCE, .- • • Nov. J 3, 18.19. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qf HIS 104- JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby giz , e Notice, that Proposals 4ill be received al their Ogee, in Pall.njsll, on cr before Mondv, t,!,e 4th Day of oe;em6 l er next, front such Fer. SO , ft may be desirous of undertaking the Supply of the Quanti ties and Description cf TI MBE R undermentioned, /or Service. of Ile Royal Cart iakc Department at Ici),l7vich, wt.* the De. liveries are to be made, viz. Hewed Elm TiMber Elfin Plank S 6 inches ? 5 inches Loads. 1 4 00 200 200 No. Ash Fel lies, 4 by 4 inches - zo,ooo Oak Spokes, chopped for cft. Wheels 40.000 _ Lim 'Stqckg,- chopped 2,aby 18 inches ' z oo r awl onred Frs. •S 1 4 by 1 4 Oak Blocks for Tra. 12 Yrs. Lt. veiling C:atriages 6 Prs. Hy. free of Sap 3 Frs. Fry 2,c00 So co 25 oi(e Moiety jrf each Dimensions) of the Elm Plank, Ash Fillies, Oak Spokes,. Elm Storksard Orrk Isl cats, must be deli,e,ed into Slot . , by the 30th ;-Atine next, and the' Remainder on or bejore the' 30th September Plowing. Of the hewed Elm Timbtr, tpoo Loads mart,be supplied by .tt• said pill Y. , ne, and the Remain der on,or bet; e the.said 3otb September fcllowing. No Tender wa be iec, ived for less than too Loads of the hetuselEly: Timber, Stick of wPch'must be under 8o fret of the Ellt Plank, No Tender will be I - et-el.: l ied for less than 3o . Loads ,and which is not to be under 18 inches broad, and in lengths of in feet at the lea it. Of. the remaining Articles, no T nder Ar less than the follow• ing Quantities of either can he noticea',.viz. Ash Fellies OA Spokes Elm Stocks 7000 scoo I 2 PIS. Oak Blocks 6 e. 3 Lt. Hy. Hy. Further Particulars, together with the' Terms andConditiorti‘of the Contract may be known, 1ii , 07; .4plication at the Secretesqi's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, .avy .dtty between the borers of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals mutt be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Otoposals for English Timber," no Proposal can be admitted after thciaid 4th December at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same d.re ; ,either will a,y Tender be no ticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. 4y Order ej the 132ard, R. 11. CREII; See. This Day was published, Neatly printed in 3 vols. tarno. price sp. in boards, T ALES of YORE.—Printed for J. Mawman, 22. 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